A taxonomic review of Matsumurella ishihara (Hemiptera: Cicadellidae: Deltocephalinae) from China

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by  Zhang Yalin

PROC. ENTOMOL. SOC. WASH.
107(1), 2005, pp. 218-228
A TAXONOMIC REVIEW OF MATSUMURELLA ISHIHARA (HEMIPTERA:
CICADELLIDAE: DELTOCEPHALINAE) FROM CHINA
Yalin Zhang and Wu Dai
Key Laboratory of Plant Protection Resources and Pest Management, Ministry of Ed-
ucation, Entomological Museum, Northwest Sci-Tech University of Agriculture and For-
estry, Yangling, Shaanxi 712100. China (e-mail: [email protected]; daiwu@
nwsuaf.edu.cn)
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Abstract. The nine species of the genus Matsumurella Ishihara from China are re-
viewed and illustrations of genitalia are provided. Among them, two new species, M.
protrudea and M. parallela, are described bringing the number of species in the world
to twelve. A key is given to Chinese species.
Key Words: Homoptera, Cicadellidae, Deltocephalinae, Matsumurella, new species, China
The leafhopper genus Matsumurella Type specimens and other materials ex-
(Deltocephalinae: Athysanini) was estab- amined are deposited in the Institute ofZo-
lished by Ishihara (1953) for two species ology, Chinese Academy of Sciences (IZ-
from Japan, M. kogotensis (Matsumu- CAS), Entomological Museum of North-
ra,1914), the type species, and M. praesul west Sci-Tech University of Agriculture
(Horvath,1899). Later, Ishihara (1958) pro- and Forestry (NWSUAF), Shanghai Ento-
posed an unnecessary replacement name mological Museum (SEM), and Nankai
(Shonenus), for Matsumurella, [preoccu- University (NKU), Tianjin.
pied by Matsumuraiella Enderlein, 1906
(Psocoptera)]. Emeljanov (1962) described Matsumurella Ishihara
one new species M. phaea and tranfered M. Matsumurella Ishihara 1953a: 200. Type
praestans (Jacobi, 1943) to the genus from species: Jassus kogotensis Matsumura,
Allygus. Anufriev (1971) placed M. praes- 1914, by original designation.
tans (Jacobi, 1943) in synonymy with M. Shonenus Ishihara 1958: 232. Unnecessary
praesul (Horvath, 1899) and described two replacement name forMatsumurella Ishi-
new species (M. curticauda and M. longi- hara 1953
cauda) from China and one (M. phaeicola) —
from Japan. Later, M. expansa Emeljanov, Description. Body elongate, robust.
1972, and M. minor Emeljanov, 1977, were Head including eyes narrower than prono-
described from Mongolia. Recently, Cai tum. Crown longer medially than next to
and Wang (2002) described two new spe- eyes, shorter than width between eyes; an-
cies M. rurcata and M. singularis from Chi- terior margin roundly produced anteriorly
na. in dorsal view; disc somewhat flat. Transi-
This paper is a taxonomic review of the tion of vertex and frontoclypeus rounded.
genus Matsumurella Ishihara in China. All Eyes fairly large; ocellus situated on frontal
twelve species of the genus are listed, and margin ofcrown next to corresponding eye,
a key is given to the nine Chinese species separated from eye by distance equal to its
(two new). diameter. Clypellus similar in width
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throughout length. Pronotum with anterior 2. Aedeaguswith asingle pairofapical processes
margin roundly produced and posterior (Figs. 6, 15. 23. 38. 52, 58) 3
margin slightly concave. Scutellum almost - Aedeagus with two pair of apical processes
(Figs. 32, 44) 8
P/i times length ofhead, with transverse su-
ture curved and depressed. Forewing elon- 3. Apical aedeagal processes forked (Fig. 58) n.ir.cata
gate with a few extra cross veins; appendix - Apical aedeagual process not forked (Figs. 6.
wide. 15. 23, 38, 52) 4
Male pygofer side tapering to a caudal 4. Apical proces.sesofaedeagusdirected lateralis,
perpendicular to shaft (Figs. 38, 52) 5
projection, dorsoposterior margin with sev-
- Apical processes of aedeagus directed antero-
eral macrosetae. Subgenital plate with sev- laterally (Figs. 6. 15, 23) 6
eral macrosatae laterally. Connective Y- 5. Subgenital plate shorter than basal width, lat-
shaped, shaft short and robust, arms well eral margin strongly concave subapically,
developed. Paramere with basal half wide forming a digitate apical projection; aedeagus
and narrowing to middle, apical half nar- basal apodeme long, preatrium indistinct(Figs.
35, 38. 39) protriidea. n. sp.
row, lateral lobe absent or weakly devel- - Subgenital plate longer than basal width, lat-
oped. Aedeagus with basal apodeme well eral margin weakly concave subapically: ae-
developed, shaft elongate, compressed dor- deagus basal apodeme short, preatrium long
soventrally, curved dorsally with one or (Figs. 48, 51) loiifiicaucUi
two pair of apical appendages; phallotreme 6. Subgenital plate with concave at apical inner
subapical or distad from penis apex. margin (Figs. 3, 20) 7
— - Subgenital plate without concave along inner
Distribution. China, Japan, Korea, margin andwith apexcurveddorsad (Figs. 10-
Mongolia and Russia (Amur, Maritime Ter- 12) curticauda
ritory, Kurile Islands). 1. Apical processes of aedeagus divergent, ex-
tended anterolaterally: pygofer caudal prolon-
World Checklist of the Genus gation straight in dorsal view (Figs. 2, 6) ...
pnu'sul
Matsumurella Ishihara
- Apical processes of aedeagus nearly parallel,
M. curticauda Anufriev 1971. China. extended apically; pygofercaudal prolongation
M. expansa Emeljanov 1972. China, Mon- waved apically in dorsal view (Figs. 19. 23)
expansa
golia. 8. Subgenital plate with lateral margin concave
M. kogotensis (Matsumura 1914). Japan. subapically. protruded at apex: aedeagus with
M. longicauda Anufriev 1971. China. subapical processes moderately long, terminat-
M. minor Emeljanov 1977. China, Mongo- ing distad of aedeagal base in lateral view
(Figs. 29, 33) parallela. n. sp.
lia.
- Subgenital plate with lateral margin produced
M. parallela Zhang and Dai, n. sp. China.
lobelike subapically: aedeagus with subapical
M. phaea Emeljanov 1962. Russia (Amur, processes long terminating near aedeagal base
Maritime Territory). in lateral view (Figs. 40. 45) minor
M. phaeicola Anufriev 1971. Japan.
M. praesul (Horvath 1899). China, Japan, MatMiniitrella praesul (Hor\ath)
Korea, Russia (Maritime Territory, Kurile (Figs. 1-8)
Islands).
Jassus praesul Hor\alh 1899: .^70; Matsu-
M. protruded Zhang and Dai, n. sp. China.
mura 1914: 206.
M. rurcata Cai and Wang 2002. China.
Matsunutrella praesul: Ishihara 19S3b: 41;
M. singiilaris Cai and Wang 2002. China.
Metcalf 1967: 1004-1005; Anufriev
Key to Species from China {6) 1971: 513; Nasi 1972: 369; Anufriev
1979a: 165; Lee 1979: 463, plate 37. Hg.
1. Aedeagus with a single apical process (Fig.65) 186a. b, Hgs. 402-403. 404 (1-2); An-
- Aedeagus with one or two pair of apicalsipiirfoi-iiUiris ufriev & Emeljanov 1988: 205. phitc 140.
cesses (Figs. 6. \5. 23, 32. 38, 44. 52. 58) . . 2 hg. 1. plate 141. ligs. 1-7.
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Figs. 1-8. Matsumurella praesul. 1, Male pygofer side, lateral view. 2, Male pygofer side, dorsal view. 3,
Genital valve and subgenital plate, ventral view. 4, Connective. 5, Paramere, dorsal view. 6, Aedeagus, dorsal
view. 7, Aedeagus, lateral view. 8, Female abdominal sternum VII, ventral view.
Shonenuspraesul: Vilbaste 1968: 143, plate ing, 21 August 1978, coll. Fang San-Yang
115, figs. 1-8. (NWSUAF); 1 S, Heilongjiang Prov., Bail-
Allygus praestans Jacob! 1943a: 29; Anuf- ing, 390 m, 24 July 1957, He Zhong (IZ-
riev 1971: 515, figs. 22-23; Anufriev CAS); 1 9, Heilongjiang Prov., Bailing,
1979a: 165. 390 m, 6 August 1963, coll. Bai Jiu-Wei
Matsumurella praestans: Emelyanov 1962: (IZCAS); 1 d, Heilongjiang Prov., Yichun,
162, fig. 19; Metcalf 1967: 983; Anufriev Wuyingkou, 24 July 1980, coll. Zheng
1971: 515, figs. 22-23; Nast 1972: 369. (NKU); 1 (?, Heilongjiang Prov., Bolitong-
Material examined.—China, IS, Jilin tun, 29 July 19—80, coll. Wang (NKU).
Bistribution. China (Heilongjiang, Ji-
Prov., 10 June 1940 (IZCAS); \S, 89, Jilin
lin), Japan, Korea, Rossia (Maritime Terri-
Prov., Linjiang, Hongtushan Forest Farm,
31 July 1983, coll. Wu Zheng-Liang and tory, Kurile Islands).
Hua Bao-Zhen (NWSUAF); 2 c?,3 9, Jilin Matsumurella curticauda Anufriev
Prov., Linjing, Naozhi, 22-24 July 1983, (Figs. 9-17)
coll. Wu Zheng-Liang and Hua Bao-Zhen
Matsumurella curticauda Anufriev 1971:
(NWSUAF); 4 d, 4 9, Jilin Prov., Linjiang, 512, figs. 5-9; Cai and Shen 2002: 274.
Dongxiaoshan Forest Farm, 3 July 1983
—
coll. Wu Zheng-Liang and Hua Bao-Zhen Material examined. China: 2 S, 1 9,
(NWSUAF); 1 9, Heilongjiang Prov., Yuy- Zhejiang, Hangzhou, Zhiwuyuan (Botanic
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Figs. 9-25. 9-17, Matsumurella curticauda (reproduced from Anutriev 1971). 9. Male pygofer, lateral \iew.
10, Male pygofer, caudal view. 11, Genital valve, subgenital plate, paramere and connective, dorsal view. 12.
Genital valve and subgenital plate, ventral view. 1."^, Connective. 14, Aedeagus. caudal view. 15, Aedeagus.
dorsal view. 16. Aedeagus, lateral view. 17. Female abdominal sternum VII. ventral \icu. 18-25, M. c.xpansa.
18, Male pygofer side, lateral view. 19. Male pygofer side, dorsal view. 20. Genital val\e and subgenital plate,
ventral view. 21. Paramere. dorsal view. 22, Connective. 23a. Aedeagus dorsal view. 23b. Aedeagus. caudal
view. 24, Aedeagus, lateral view. 25. Female abdominal sternum \ll. ventral \iew.
1,
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Garden), 3 June 1982, coll. Yan Heng- Shanxi Prov., Mt. Hengshan, 4/6-12/15 Au-
Yuan; 1 d, Zhejiang, Hangzhou, Zhiwu- gust 1964, coll. Zhou Yao and Liu Shao-
yuan (Botanic Garden), 24 May 1982, coll. You (all above in NWSUAF); 1 9, Gansu
Yan Hengyuan; 1 9, Zhejiang, Hangzhou, Prov., Chengxian Country, Feilongxia,
Zhiwuyuan (Botanic Garden), 1 June 1982, 1,020 m, 4 July 1999, coll. He Tong-Li (IZ-
coll. Yan Hengyuan; 3 9, Jiangsu, Sheshan CAS). —
Mountain, 8 Ju—ne 1958 (all in SEM). Distribution. China (Henan, Jilin,
Distribution. China (Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Shaanxi, Shanxi, Gansu), Mongolia.
Henan).
Matsumurellaparallela, Zhang and Dai,
Matsumurella expansa Emeljanov new species
(Figs. 18-25) (Figs. 26-33)
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Male. Length (including tegmen): 6.5
Matsumurella expansa Emeljanov 1972:
mm.
236, figs. 63-64; Emeljanov 1977: 151;
Anufriev & Emeljanov 1988: 205, plate Yellow to fuscous. Vertex with a trans-
verse black streak each side of midline on
141, fig. 13, plate 142, figs. 1-5.
fore margin and a broad black transverse
—
Material examined. China, 16 S 8 9, band between ocelli, sometimes extending
,
Henan Prov., Neixiang, Baotianman, 1 to ocelli and sometimes interrupted medi-
July 1998, 1,300 m, coll. Hu Jian; 7 (J, 3 ally or fused with more anterior streaks.
9, Henan Prov., Neixiang, Getiaopa, 14 Pronotum often yellow along fore border
July 1998, 600-700 m, coll. Hu Jian; 1 S, with some dark spots and caudally usually
Henan Prov., Xixia, Huangshian Forest black. Scutellum yellow, usually with black
Farm, 17 July 1998, 800-1,300 m, coll. Hu lateral spots and often with a black trans-
Jian; 1 9, Jilin Prov., Linjiang, Naozhi, 24 verse band bordering transverse suture.
July 1983, coll. Hua Bao-Zhen and Wu Fore wing fuscous.
Zheng-Liang; 2 S, Shaanxi Prov., June External features as in generic descrip-
1980, Ma Ning and Xiang Long-Cheng; 1 tion.
(^,19, Shaanxi Prov., Huanglong, 9/10 Au- Pygofer side with caudal prolongation
gust 1973, coll. Yuan Feng, MI Shun-Rong curved dorsolaterally; dorsoposterior mar-
and Hui Jun-Rui; 1 S, Shaanxi Prov., Wug- gin with several macrosetae. Subgenital
ong, 20 July 1987 coll. Northwestern Ag- plate short, lateral margin concave subapi-
riculture College; 1 S, Shaanxi Prov., Wug- cally, with several macrosetae laterally.
ong, 24 July 1987, coll. JIA Mei-Ling; 1 S, Connective Y-shaped, shaft robust and arms
2 9, Shaanxi Prov., Huoditang, 6 July well developed. Paramere with basal half
1984, coll. Northwestern Agriculture Col- wider and narrowing to the middle, apical
lege; 1 d, 1 9, Shaanxi Prov., Mt. Qinling, half narrow. Aedeagus with basal apodeme
24 July 1995 coll. Liu Jun-Wu and Song well produced, shaft long and curved dor-
Hua-Hai; 3 S, Shaanxi Prov., Nanwutai, sad with one apical pair of short processes,
July 1979, coll. Tian Chou and Chen Tong; directed dorso-laterally and a pair oflonger
1 9, Shaanxi Prov., Nanwutai, June 1980, subapical processes from dorsal surface,
coll. Ma Ning; 1 6, Shaanxi Prov., Fe- more or less parallel to shaft, directed ven-
ngxian Country, 18-19 July 1988, coll. Cui trally and terminating distad of aedeagal
Jun-Feng; 1 6, Shaanxi Prov., Yanan, June base in lateral view; phallotreme apical on
1980, coll. Ma Ning and Xiang Long- ventral su—rface, short.
Cheng; 1 9, Shaanxi Prov., Mt. Taibeishan, Types. Holotype: 6, China, Gansu
m
Haopingsi, 1,165 m, 19/22 July 1956, coll. Prov.. Wenxian, Qiujiaba, 2,000-2,100 1
Zhou Yao; 1 d, Shaanxi Prov., June 1980, July 1998, coll. Yao Jian. Paratypes: China,
coll. Ma Ning and Xiang Long-Cheng; 1 9 1 6, same data as holotype, coll. Yang
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Figs. 26—39. 26—33, Marsuiuiircllci /xiicillclii. 26. Head aiul ilioiax. doisal \icu. 27, Face. 28, Male pygoter
side, lateral view. 29, Male genital valve and siihgenilal plale.s (left plate .setae omitted), ventral view. 30,
Paramere, dorsal view. 31, Connective. 32, Aedeagus. dorsal view. 33, Aedeagus, lateral \ie\\. 34-39, M.
protrudea. 34, Male pygofer side, lateral view. 35, Male genital valve and subgenital plate, ventral view. 36.
Paramere, dorsal view. 37, Connective. 38, Aedeagus, dorsal view. 39, Aedeagus, lateral view.
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Xing-Ke; 1 6, Gansu Prov., Dangchang, concave subapically forming a digitate api-
Dahebagou, 1,700-2,300 m, 1 July 1998, cal process; and 3) the aedeagal basal apo-
coll. Zhan—g Xue-Zhong (all in IZCAS). deme more pr—oduced.
Notes. This new species resembles Etymology. This name is based on the
Matsumurella minor, but can be distin- subgenital plate digitate process.
guished from the latter by: 1) The pygofer
Matsumurella minor Emeijanov
prolongation stouter; 2) the subgenital plate
tapered more apically; and 3) the aedeagus (Figs. 40-46)
with subapical processes shorter and more Matsumurella minor Emelianov 1977: 151,
parallel. — figs. 5-8; Cai and Shen 2002: 275.
Etymology. This new species is based Material examined.-China, 1 6, Shaanxi
on the pair of long parallel subapical pro- Prov., Ningshan Country, Huoditang, 22
cesses of the aedeagus. July 2000, coll. Dai Wu and Liu Zhen-
Matsumurella protrudea, Zhang and Jiang (NWSUAF); 1 9, Shaanxi Prov.,
Ningshan Country, 17 August 1984,
Dai, new species
Northwestern Agriculture College
(Figs. 34-39)
— (NWSUAF); 1 2, Shaanxi Prov., Mt. Tai-
Male. Length (including tegmen): baishan, Dadian, 2,300 m 30 June 1987,
6.1mm. Northwestern Agriculture University
Brownish red, crown with a pair ofblack (NWSUAF); 1 9, Shaanxi Prov., Mt. Tai-
marks on anterior margin. Scutellumyellow baishan, Zhongshansi, 17 July 1982,
on anterior part. 1,500 m, coll. Zhou Jing-Ruo and Liu
External features as in generic descrip- Lan (NWSUAF); 1 9, Shaanxi Prov., Mt.
tion. Qinling, July 1973, Zhang Xue-Zhong
Pygofer side with caudal prolongation di- (IZCAS); 1 S, Shaanxi Prov., Yanan,
rected ventroposteriorly; dorsoposterior June 1980, coll. Ma Ning (NWSUAF); 2
margin with several macrosetae. Subgenital c?, 3 9, Henan Prov., Neixiang, Getiaopa,
plate shorter than broad, lateral margin 14 July 1998, 66-700 m, coll. Hu Jian
strongly concave subapically, forming a (NWSUAF); 16, Henan Prov., Longyu-
digitate apical projection; lateral margin wan, 17 July 1996, coll. Zhang Wen-Zhu
with several macrosatae. Connective Y- (NWSUAF); 1 9, Henan Prov., Songxian
shaped, shaft robust and arms well devel- Country, Mt. Baiyunshan, 17 July 1996,
oped. Paramere with basal half wider and 1,400 m, coll. Zhang Wen-Zhu
narrowing to the middle, apical halfnarrow. (NWSUAF);.
—
Aedeagus with dorsal apodeme well pro- Distribution. China (Shaanxi, Henan),
duced, shaft long and curved dorsad with a Mongolia.
pair of apical processes directed laterally,
perpendicular to the shaft; phallotreme api- Matsumurella longicauda Anufriev
cally on ventral surface, elongate. (Figs. 47-53)
—
Type. Holotype: S, China, Henan
Matsumurella longicauda Anufriev 1971:
Prov., Xixia, Huangshian Forest Farm, 511, figs. 1-4; Cai, He and Gu 2001:
800-1,300 m, 17 July 1998, coll. Hu Jian 203; Cai and Shen 2002: 274.
(NWSUAF).
— —
Notes. This new species resembles Material examined. China, 1 9, Zhe-
Matsumurella longicauda, but can be dis- jiang, Xitianmu Mountain, 21 July 1981,
tinguished from the latter by: 1) The py- coll. Yan Heng-Yuan; 1 S, Zhejiang, Mt.
gofer caudal prolongation straighter and di- Tianmushan, 22 July 1981, coll. Yan Heng-
rected posteroventrally; 2) the subgenital Yuan; 1 S, Zhejiang, Hangzhou, 21 May
plate shorter with lateral margin strongly 1983, coll. Zheng Jian-Zhong (all in SEM).
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Figs. 40-53. 40-46, Matsiiiuiirclhi minor. 40, Male pygot'er side, lateral \ieu. 41. Male genilal \al\e and
subgenital plate, ventral view. 42. Paramere, dorsal view. 43, Conneetive. 44, Aedeagiis. dorsal \iew. 45. Ae-
deagus, lateral view. 46, Female abdominal sternum Vll, ventral view. 47-53. M. lonauaiula. 47, Male pygofer
(genital capsule), lateral view. 48, Male genital valve and subgenital plate, ventral view. 49. Paramere. dorsal
view. 50, Connective. 51, Aedeagus, lateral view. 52. Aedeagus. dorsal view. 53. Female abdominal sternum
VII, ventral view.
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Figs. 54-67. 54-60, Matsumurella nircata (reproduced from Cai and Wang 2002). 54, Male pygofer side,
lateral view. 55,Malegenitalvalveandsubgenitalplate, ventral view. 56,Paramere,dorsalview.57,Connective.
58, Aedeagus, dorsal view. 59, Aedeagus, lateral view. 60, Female abdominal sternum VII, ventral view. 61-
67, M. singidaris (reproduced from Cai and Wang 2002). 61, Male pygofer side, lateral view. 62, Male genital
valve and subgenital plate, ventral view. 63, Paramere. dorsal view. 64, Connective. 65, Aedeagus, dorsal view.
66, Aedeagus, lateral view. 67, Female abdominal sternum VII, ventral view.
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